Weather Systems Software Intern — C/C++, Python

ASRC Federal; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 24,796 - 35,817; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Education assistance

Paid time off

Health benefits

Job summary

ASRC Federal Advanced Research LLC in Oklahoma City is seeking a Computer Scientist Intern to join the Weather Systems group for on-site work at MMAC. The role focuses on maintaining and enhancing radar software and related tools, with a strong emphasis on testing and documentation.

Candidates are pursuing a BS in Computer Engineering or Computer Science, must be US citizens, and eligible for a FAA Public Trust clearance.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a BS in Computer Engineering, Computer Science or related field from a US Accredited Institution.
• Having completed a minimum of 48 STEM related courses.
• US Citizen eligible for FAA Public Trust clearance.

Responsibilities

• Research, maintain, and enhance weather system software, including documenting and testing updates and new project components.
• Draft, review, edit, and coordinate technical reports and drawings for approval. Support government‑directed modernization and enhancement efforts for weather systems.
• Conduct market research and assess requirements for replacing end‑of‑life hardware.
• Identify operational needs and drive the development and implementation of major process improvements.
• Provide software development support using C, C++, Python, and related tools.
• Support lab operations through maintenance, software development, and hardware integration activities.

Skills

Software testing

UNIX/Linux

Matlab/Simulink

C

C++

Python

Technical documentation

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering / Computer Science

Job description

ASRC Federal Advanced Research LLC in Oklahoma City is seeking a Computer Scientist Intern to join the Weather Systems group for on-site work at MMAC. The role focuses on maintaining and enhancing radar software and related tools, with a strong emphasis on testing and documentation.

Candidates are pursuing a BS in Computer Engineering or Computer Science, must be US citizens, and eligible for a FAA Public Trust clearance.